Jake Hepple Wiki, Age, Bio: White Lives Matter Burnley Banner

Jake Hepple is the fan of Burnley who displayed the banner of White Lives Matters on the Etihad Stadium. After the death of George Floyd, there is a lot going on about racism. Where many people are supporting Black lives matter and many people are also saying that white lives matter too.

Name Jake Hepple
Nationality English
Ethnicity White
Profession Burnley FC Fan
Married/Single In a Relationship
Instagram @hepplebfc (deleted)
Twitter @hepplebfc (not very active)
Facebook Jake Hepple

Jake took the responsibility of displaying the banner of White Lives Matter Burnley. However, there is not much information about him on the web. He has also stated that he and his team are ashamed of displaying the banner. Jake is also seen admiring Anti-Islam Activist Tommy Robinson.

Jake is also in a relationship with his girlfriend. He came into the hype after he was identified as the man to display the banner at the game between Manchester City vs Burnley. He is a fan of Burnley who was there to watch the game between the two teams.

10 Facts About Jake Hepple:

  1. Jake Hepple seems to be in his late twenties but there is not much information about his exact date of birth. 
  2. There is not much information about his height, weight, and also other various body measurements. 
  3. He is an English who was born in Burnley, England. In fact, he has still been living there. 
  4. He is well-known as a fan of the popular English football team, Burnley FC and he has taken the entire responsibility of displaying the ‘WHITE LIVES MATTER’ banner during the Machester City vs Burnley FC game on June 22, 2020. 
  5. There is not much information about his parents as well as his siblings. 
  6. Since there is not much information about him on the internet, we have no idea about his actual profession and net worth. 
  7. All we know about his current love life is that he is in a relationship. 
  8. It seems he completed most of his education in Burnley, England. 
  9. Jake is active on Twitter as well as on Facebook and was also active on Instagram before the incident. 
  10. The act of showing ‘WHITE LIVES MATTER’ banner was not supported by any Burnley players and even the captain said he was not pleased. 
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